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Sachin Mampatta is an award-winning Mumbai-based journalist who has led the data journalism team and covered stock markets for Business Standard. The data journalism team initiative has included products such as the weekly in-depth data journalism newsletter (Number Wise), Monday morning's Statsguru as well as daily stories and multi-part series. He has also covered stock markets since 2008 (at Business Standard and elsewhere) where his work included breaking news on regulatory developments, investigative stories, profiles and interviews of key market movers.
Sachin Mampatta is an award-winning Mumbai-based journalist who has led the data journalism team and covered stock markets for Business Standard. The data journalism team initiative has included products such as the weekly in-depth data journalism newsletter (Number Wise), Monday morning's Statsguru as well as daily stories and multi-part series. He has also covered stock markets since 2008 (at Business Standard and elsewhere) where his work included breaking news on regulatory developments, investigative stories, profiles and interviews of key market movers.
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A burger in India costs considerably less than peer economies
China's reopening of the economy could be one factor for the trend, say analysts
Country had had 20 billionaires at the last count: more than some other major economies
Small-cap schemes only ones to do better than their respective indices in 2022
Many small brands swallowed up in catch-up acquisition spree
Most independent directors who quit do not explain why they are leaving before the end of their terms
Companies are reluctant to invest in new factories and plants when existing capacity is not fully utilised
Companies had been non-compliant with listing requirements
Business Standard analyses what large business houses have added as net fixed assets since the pandemic
The surge comes also amid regulatory recognition of the need to encourage the use of an alternative source of finance for urban bodies
Student numbers have grown meanwhile, with over 9.4 million students completing their studies annually
This is despite the prevalence of a much larger population in the country's villages and a greater number of vaccination centres in these areas, compared to urban
Outlook for PMS debt schemes seems positive going forward, with likelihood of superior returns once rate hike cycle ends
The data also showed a 49.9 per cent year-on-year drop in completed projects, and an 87.5 per cent decline in stalling rates
Median employees in most sectors earn less than Rs 10 lakh per annum
'Need to keep careful watch on commodity price rises,' Chandra tells employees in New Year message
Around 50 per cent of people over 60 years of age are fully vaccinated. Vaccination is significantly lower for the rest of the country
We will be known as (the) consumer technology builder of the world,' said Sharma at the Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit in Mumbai on Wednesday
Only one among BRIC countries to have cut leverage to levels to pre-pandemic levels